Birinci Kadın İşçi Taburu (1917-1919) ücretsiz kitap indir

Eleanor Gibson eleanoremily — I guess I'm just not worthy of "classic" literature. I found this book to be boring and I don't think I'm better off for having read it. The character in this book had little depth to him and the story seemed to be written all in simple sentences. At least it was a short read.

Hasan Sakız hakanyslk — It all starts when Lina brings an essay she has written about storks to school. She carefully reads it aloud, wondering to her fellow students about the lack of storks in their seaside Holland town. Discussion spurred by her essay by students and teacher alike causes Teacher to cancel school for the rest of the day – so his students can wonder about the stork problem. Lina gets to wandering and wondering, thinking like the storks to figure out how to lure them to Shora’s rooftops. In school the next day, the children decide that there are two reasons the storks have gone from Shora. Firstly, their roofs are all too pointy – no stork will nest on a pointy rooftop! Secondly, all the trees have gone, and there is no shelter for the storks to seek. Realizing that planting trees will take years and years, the students set off on a mission – search all of Shora for a wagon wheel to place on top of their school. The ensuing chapters follow each student as he or she discovers a wheel for the school, some enlisting help from other townspeople. The chapters of searching culminate and join together again with Lina’s discovery of a wagon wheel submerged under a wrecked rowboat in the ocean. The Wheel on the School, a potential read-aloud for young children, paints a portrait of life in Holland, of determined children, and of the majestic stork itself. The book, in my opinion, probably only stands up today as a read-aloud. I don’t think any kids would be interested in the story otherwise – the episodic chapters where each child is searching for a wheel on their own strike me as perfect for a young child’s bedtime story – but not a solo pleasure read. Hewin would be pleased that nothing truly devastating happens in the novel, except for the brief disappearance of two young children (who, readers will know from the previous chapter, are exploring the bell tower).

荣 王 beckywr — Well written. Insightful. This book was recommended to me by a mother and educator with a deep passion for raising well rounded children. She recommended it not because of any religious affiliation, but because the core messages address the challenges of raising children in a society full of complexity, expectation, and little patience.